A new study shows one outer Uranian ring is mostly made up of water ice—a rare find among planetary systems—thanks largely to data analyzed by University of Idaho physicist Matthew Hedman using multiple telescopes including JWST. The discovery raises questions about how such icy features form compared with other darker or rockier bodies near Uranus.
Four University of Idaho accounting students volunteered through VITA to prepare taxes for residents in rural Alaska communities. Their trip combined practical experience with exposure to local culture amid challenging conditions.
The University of Idaho has been named a regional leader by the U.S. Department of State for producing recipients of Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships supporting study abroad opportunities for undergraduates facing financial need. Students cite strong campus support systems helping them access international experiences.
A newly released geophysical dataset gives researchers detailed insight into east-central Idaho’s underground geology. The project aims to support studies related to critical minerals as well as environmental planning and hazard assessment.
The University of Idaho details how new technologies like enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) and advanced nuclear reactors could help meet rising electricity demands in the state. Officials emphasize collaboration between researchers, industry partners, students, and communities as key to building an efficient clean energy future.
A new study from University of Idaho researchers reports a century-long decline in genetic diversity among Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in Idaho. The findings raise concerns about future adaptability as historic interbreeding has sharply decreased.
The University of Idaho Theatre Arts Department will stage Shakespeare’s ‘The Comedy of Errors’ starting April 30 at Hartung Theater. Seven performances are scheduled through mid-May featuring students such as Riley Duvall under department chair Robert Caisley.
University of Idaho hosted its annual Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival recognizing outstanding student performers with awards and scholarships. The event drew around 2,000 participants for performances and concerts featuring acclaimed jazz artists.
Tom Mueller, University of Idaho alumnus and rocket propulsion expert, will deliver a keynote speech during this year’s Engineering Design EXPO on May 1. The event features student engineering projects and is open to the public.
The University of Idaho’s KINO Short Film Festival returns April 24-25 with screenings across Moscow venues. The event features industry-led workshops alongside curated short films from regional creators.